Yes, as long as the total of all your loan payments stays within roughly 40–50% of your income and the existing loan has no delinquency. The bank adds the new payment to the old one and calculates your debt burden ratio.
For the bank the question is not how many loans you have, but how your monthly payments compare with your income. Central Bank rules require banks to assess debt burden; in practice a 40–50% threshold is used. A first loan paid on time actually makes approval of a second one easier. Below we show the calculation and typical mistakes.
| Bank | Loan | Rate | Term | |
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Nağd Pul Krediti | 10.5% | 48 mo. | Details |
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İstehlak Krediti | 8.9% | 59 mo. | Details |
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Nağd Kredit | 9% | 60 mo. | Details |
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Onlayn Kredit | 8.9% | 59 mo. | Details |
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İstehlak krediti | 25%-dən başlayaraq% | 36 ayadək mo. | Details |
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Əmək Haqqı Krediti | 12% -dən% | 59 ayadək mo. | Details |
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Nağd Pul krediti | 18%-dən başlayaraq% | 48 ayadək mo. | Details |
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Istehlak Krediti | 30%-dən başlayaraq% | 24 ayadək mo. | Details |
Estimated figures for 3 000 AZN over 24 months at ~8.9% effective rate. The exact number depends on the bank.
Yes. Every bank sees all your obligations in the Credit Bureau and calculates the total debt burden. A different bank does not change the assessment.
All monthly loan payments (including the new loan) divided by official monthly income. For example, 450 AZN of payments on a 1,000 AZN income is a 45% ratio.
Many banks treat the payment on a loan you guarantee as a potential obligation. That can reduce your limit.
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